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The phrase "are not generally expected to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not typically anticipated or required in a certain context.
Example: "In this industry, employees are not generally expected to be available after hours."
Alternatives: "are not typically required to be" or "are not usually anticipated to be".
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Since iTreg are not generally expected to be present in cord blood, this tissue appears to be uniquely suitable for the characterisation of natural, thymus derived Tregs.
Models produced based on sequence alignments with a low sequence identity are not generally expected to be sufficiently accurate to be used in structure-based drug design/ligand docking applications or to study the molecular mechanisms of proteins.
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Generally speaking, employees are not expected to be absent due to CANS.
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Furthermore, several outcomes of interest are generally not fatal and would not be expected to be affected by survivor bias.
It's expected to be a generally merry event.
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